How to give your brand’s website a facelift
A brand’s website is increasingly the first point of contact for consumers. Here’s how to make sure visiting yours isn’t a frustrating experience.
A brand’s website is increasingly the first point of contact for consumers. Here’s how to make sure visiting yours isn’t a frustrating experience.
Here are three techniques you can use to revitalize your moribund, text-only releases. These tips derive from an upcoming PR University webinar scheduled for March 19.
This week’s featured listings highlight nonprofit careers that can make a difference in the world.
There are many, many ways to annoy reporters, but if you respect their time constraints and treat them well, you may just make them happy you’re around.
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LinkedIn is primarily a social network for professionals, but that doesn’t mean you can’t connect with people on a personal level. Add some personality to your content and invitations.
Readers can access our stories, conference updates, pictures and more through mobile apps or on the Web.
Communications pros can excite and impress their audiences with these public speaking musts.
The ‘most magical place on Earth’ didn’t get that way without some serious effort to make the customer experience seamless.
A reporter’s wealth of industry knowledge may seem like a natural fit for coaching clients, but there’s an obvious conflict of interest, as one TV news anchor found out.
Using these filler words when you speak will annoy your listeners and torpedo your credibility. Stop it.
Spanning politics and pop culture, business mavens and sports idols, these tandem lists highlight the silver-tongued and cast a harsh glare on the tongue-tied.
How podcasting boosts online influence and establishes thought leadership.
PR pros can learn a lot from the words of George Bailey, Clarence, Sam Wainwright, and the other inhabitants of and visitors to Bedford Falls. Hee-haw!
One keys on amplifying the brand identity and building affinity; the other focuses more on the customer’s journey—but which is which? It’s all about the desired outcome.